DigiCert Enters FedRAMP Marketplace for Federal Services
The company is the first in its sector to pursue the newly introduced FedRAMP 20x Class C certification.
Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Cybersecurity
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DigiCert has officially listed its services in the FedRAMP Marketplace with initial implementation status. This move positions the firm as the first in its sector to seek FedRAMP 20x certification for cloud services handling sensitive federal information.
Why it matters
By pursuing the 2025-introduced FedRAMP 20x framework, DigiCert aims to better align its automated security and continuous monitoring capabilities with specific federal agency requirements. The listing is intended to expand government access to the company's platform.
The listing includes three platform services: Trust Lifecycle Manager, Software Trust Manager, and Private CA. The FedRAMP 20x framework utilizes automated security validation and continuous monitoring to streamline the certification process.
The players
DigiCert
DigiCert is a global provider of digital trust services used by 125,000 organizations, including 90% of the Fortune 500.
The details
The listing features the Lehi, Utah-based company's core platform offerings, which are now positioned for federal security compliance. DigiCert plans to incorporate additional DigiCert ONE products into the ongoing certification process as it evaluates its status.
Timeline
The FedRAMP 20x framework was introduced in 2025.
DigiCert entered the FedRAMP Marketplace on October 20, 2026.
The Tech Race
The shift toward the FedRAMP 20x framework represents a broader move toward automated, continuous security validation rather than traditional point-in-time assessments. This evolution positions compliant firms to replace legacy security verification systems with more agile, government-aligned platforms.
Federal agencies and contractors can now integrate these security-validated services into their existing workflows to manage digital trust. Users of these platforms will benefit from the increased security assurance provided by the automated and continuous monitoring protocols of the 20x framework.
The takeaway
The move reflects an industry-wide trend toward automating compliance to meet stringent federal security requirements. Companies working with government data are increasingly adopting continuous monitoring tools to maintain parity with modernized federal standards.
Further reading
Learn more about the latest developments in federal digital security on our Cybersecurity page.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.
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